Thought of the Week
I saw a post by a guy named Henry Poston where he talked about the cost of distraction being who you could have become. I thought a lot about this—at 51 years old, where would I be if I hadn’t allowed as much distraction as I do? Before we had smartphones, I was definitely more focused. Starting now, what if we dramatically reduce our distractions and as a result, improve our focus? Who can we become, and how fast? Let’s give it a try!
Latest Podcast Episode
If you missed the latest Graffiti Machine Podcast episode, it's about building the ability to change character traits about yourself that are not working for you.
Most people think personality traits—like confidence, patience, or staying calm under pressure—are things you’re either born with or not.
But the truth is, you don’t have to stay the way you are if you don’t want to.
First, you think about the kind of person you want to be.
Then you start doing the things that person would do.
And eventually, you become them.
It doesn’t happen by accident.
You train it.
And the repetition is what turns it from effort… into identity.
You can change into the person you want to be.
And it might be simpler than you think.
— Bus
Quick Shop Update
Slaps are still going strong! 371 five star reviews in less than a year. It's exciting to see people's reaction to this product since we really love printing them.
